The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-10-13
PERSONAL.
KAISER WILHELM is enjoying excellent health.

KAISER WILHELM is enjoying excellent health.
EX-SENATOR DORSEY has never allowed razor
TO touch his face.
MRS TYLER, widow of the President, went
shopping in New York Tuesday
Ex-Gov ST JOHN is talking prohibition in
California. He has now become public lee
turer of the third class.
Miss FRANCES E. WILLARD wants all temper
ance women in the world to observe Nov. ~ as
"a day of special prayer for the cause"
ALEXANDER r. WEBB of st. Louis the newly
appointed Consul to Manila is assistant city
editor of the Republican,. He was born at Hud
son, n. Y.
Mrs. CHARLES Cove, of Washington, who was
one of the party travelling in Europe with David
Dudley Field, died on the steamship Vera Sept.
20, and was buried at sea.
very large interests in his patent to his wife,
tanning for himself but one share of the stock
This he invests solely III cigars.
THE Duchess of Roxburghe, who is most ex-
pert angler, landed three fine salmon in one
morning fishing near her Scotch estate, the
average weight being thirteen pounds
EDMUND SYLVESTER, the founder of Seattle.
w T., and the Oldest member of the Masonic
Order west of the Mississippi, died in Seattle
last week at the advanced age of 90 years.
GEN PAINE is on the wrong side of So but be
impresseS nearly every one as man of about
y
Harvard man, graduating in the class of SO.
THOMAS A. EDISON is an inveterate pine
smoker. II is said that he has invented a new
kind of pipe which will make sensation in the
world of buffers. There is no electricity about
il.
MRS Gov FORAKER is a daughter of Hezelsiah
Bundy, an ex-Congressman and an old and re-
Spected citizen of Ohio. She is 81 years old, and
is said to be as diplomatic in political matters as
was Mrs Gen. Logan few years ago.
Miss ISABELLE FRANCES MoRRIs, who has a
dowry of 81 .C0J.0D0. part of the profits of her
father out of the Louisiana lottery, is to be mar
ried to-day at Westchester, N. Y, TO Mr.. Thur
low Weed Barnes a grandson OF the late Thur
low Weed.
Gov HILL and a party of prominent politi-
clans attended base bail match at Newburg the
other day, but were almost unuoticed amid the
superior attractions of the game, not a cheer
being raised A Governor is a very insignificant
parsonage when stacked up against an umpire.
JAMES c. FLOOD the bonanza millionaire, has
been in bad health for months His disease
combined with great anxiety over the wheat
deal that has ended so dsaStrOusly for him
self and Mackey, have reduced his strength, and
his physicians have recommended him to so to
Carlsbad. 1t is expected that he will soon set
out on his journey. Mr. Flood is TO years of
age.
GEN. HENRY SHAW BRIGGS who died in Pitts
field, Mass, last Thursday, was a graduate of
Harvard College, and a lawyer by profession.
He entered the army captain of the Allen
Guard of Massachusetts, and took part in many
engagements, being badly wounded at Fair
oaks He was made brigadier-gen in 1852
Since the war he had been Auditor of state Dis
trct Judge, ndNuston House Appraiser
WHEN Marie Wainwright went on the stage a
few years ago her family-staid old Pennsylva-
threatened her with ostracism, She per-
severed and her relatives, except tavorite
brother. completely ignored her. Now the old
folks have reented and are willing to forget
Miss Wainwrights disobedieuce, as they term it.
She is happily married TO Louis James. and
evinces no haste for a family reconciliation.